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Reverse dry shake and strain into coupe glass.
To make the raspberry syrup, take 18oz fresh raspberries and macerate with 1 cup sugar over night, muddle, then strain through cheese cloth.
Reverse dry shake and strain into coupe glass.
To make the raspberry syrup, take 18oz fresh raspberries and macerate with 1 cup sugar over night, muddle, then strain through cheese cloth.
Stir, strain into old fashioned glass with a large cube or sphere. Garnish with an expressed lemon swath.
Ingredient brands were not specified in the app, and I couldn't find another reference to this cocktail online.
Bartender's Choice Vol. 2 App for iOS
Pre-chill a coupe. Wet shake all ingredients for 12-15 sec (except the Champagne). Serve with Piccolo bottle on the side, allow guest/customer to pour to taste.
Stir, strain into old fashioned glass with a large cube. Garnish with an expressed orange swath.
I had this first at the Game Room at the Chicago Athletic Association last summer, and asked for the build. Recipe confirmed in Imbibe.
Combine liquid ingredients. Pour back and forth between two halves of a cocktail shaker. Strain into a goblet over ice and garnish.
Historically garnish was determined by season, so add raspberries to the mint sprig in spring.
Mentions Jerry Thomson's How to Mix Drinks (1862), but as context rather than as the original recipe.
DeGroff, The Essential Cocktail, p. 196.
Stir, strain into old fashioned glass with a large cube or sphere. Garnish with an expressed orange swath.
Ingredient brands were not specified in the app, and I couldn't find another reference to this cocktail online.
Bartender's Choice Vol. 2 App for iOS
Stir, strain into old fashioned glass with a large cube or sphere. Garnish with an expressed orange swath.
Ingredient brands were not specified in the app, and I couldn't find another reference to this cocktail online.
Bartender's Choice Vol. 2 App for iOS
Shake well on ice, strain into chilled topless old beer can, gently pour dark overtop if that floats your boat & garnish w sugar cane.
Celebratory, not revelatory
In memory of
The Honorable
Frederick Nathanial Hibbert, Order of Jamaica
(8 Dec 1942 – 11 Sept 2020)
R.I.P.
Fill a sling glass with crushed ice. Combine all ingredients and shake with ice; pour into glass. Granish with a parrot on a stick and sprig of mint.
Adapted from a recipe in Victor Bergeron's 1947-72 Trader Vic's Bartender's Guide.
Difford's Guide: https://www.diffordsguide.com/cocktails/recipe/1594/potted-parrot
Stir in rock glass, serve.
Maybe a lemon peel if you are in the mood for.
I use Abricotine for the eau de vie.
Strong fresh apricot in taste.
Just bought today.
Very nice.
Chartreuse Mof is amongst the different upgraded versions of the liqueur.
Less proof but accordingly made by the usual monks and "top" french sommeliers.
MOF refers to meilleurs ouvriers de france.
Best worker/craftsmen of France...
A highly award amongst workers (hyper technic, skills, taste).
These craftsmen are awarded because they are able to masterpiece everything.
This chartreuse in consequence is not bad.
But not overly good as well.
It's not like Elixir, it's like classic Chartreuse, but very Intense and complex.
Made with Blume Marillen, and Elixir Combier instead of the Chartreuse. Was a bit sweet so I added a touch more Suze and threw the proportions way out of whack. The 1:1 ratio is good and opens up nicely as you drink. I can only imagine this would be better with the real deal Chartreuse instead of the substitute.